Golfers Invited To Hit The Links For Orange Beach City Schools

OBA Staff • April 2, 2026

Golfers Invited To Hit The Links For Orange Beach City Schools

Golfers Invited To Hit The Links For Orange Beach City Schools

Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) — The annual Mako Masters Golf Tournament is back. Organizers are calling on local golfers to gather their clubs for a good cause. The charity event will raise funds for Orange Beach City Schools. Registration is now open for teams and individual players.


The event is scheduled for Thursday, April 9, 2026, at
Orange Beach Golf Center. The tournament is organized by MAAAC, the Makos Academics, Arts, and Athletics Club. This year, it will feature both morning and afternoon flights, providing more golfers with the opportunity to participate.


Spaces are limited. Each flight can accommodate up to 72 players or 18 teams. Solo players can register for $100, while a team of four can sign up for $350. Organizers are urging golfers not to wait, as spots are expected to fill quickly.


Tee Off at The Wharf has partnered with the tournament and will provide lunch for all players. The partnership enhances the day's experience and ensures everyone on the course is well fed between rounds.


Hole sponsorships are available for local businesses and supporters interested in participating. With only nine sponsorship spots open, those interested are encouraged to act quickly. Those who want to play or sponsor a hole can complete the registration form online by
clicking here. For questions about the event, email obmaaac@gmail.com


All proceeds from the Mako Masters Golf Tournament benefit Orange Beach City Schools. The event provides the community with an enjoyable way to unite and support local students and programs.


Golfers Invited To Hit The Links For Orange Beach City Schools

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